A web application that serves the CasualOS experience. Built on top of the AUX Common library.
For running a standalone version, see GettingStarted-standalone.
For running on AWS, see GettingStarted-aws.
The backend contains files and services that are involved in serving the frontend files and also supporting online features like user-to-user collaboration and permanent data storage.
There are two seperate implementations which each implement the same three endpoints.
A running instance of the CasualOS backend is able to provide two separate endpoints:
- Inst hosting
- This endpoint usually runs on either port
80or port3000and serves the player frontend.
- This endpoint usually runs on either port
- Auth hosting
- This endpoint usually runs on port
3002and serves the auth frontend.
- This endpoint usually runs on port
There are two separate implementations of the backend: server and serverless/aws.
server provides a standalone implementation. It is optimal for running CasualOS on a single machine or at small scales. For instructions running this type of implementation, see GettingStarted-standalone.
serverless/aws provides an implementation that runs on AWS Lambda. It is optimal for running CasualOS in the cloud or at larger scales. For instructions running this type of implementation, see GettingStarted-aws.